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552 ACNS Rebuilding Together 3

Members of the 552nd Air Control Networks Squadron install new storm windows on the Lamberts' home as part of the Rebuilding Together community service project. (US Air Force Photo courtesy of Airman First Class Taj V. Preciado)

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552 ACNS Rebuilding Together 2

Members of the 552nd Air Control Networks Squadron assemble new ceiling fans for the Lamberts' home as part of the Rebuilding Together community service project. (US Air Force Photo courtesy of Airman First Class Taj V. Preciado)

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552 ACNS Rebuilding Together 1

Lt. Col. Arthur Moore, commander, 552nd Air Control Networks Squadron, works with two of his Airmen to replace the outdoor carpet on the porch of the Lamberts' home. (US Air Force Photo courtesy of Airman First Class Taj V. Preciado)

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728 Deploy 3

Airmen of the 728th Air Control Squadron sort through their mobility folders to make sure their paperwork is in line for the upcoming deployment. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Rachel Chapman)

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728 Deploy 2

Lt. Col. Douglas Hagen, commander, 728 ACS, accepts on behalf of the squadron a homemade blanket as a departing gift from a local church that one of the deploying Airmen attends. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Rachel Chapman)

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728 Deploy 1

The 728th Air Control Squadron is heading to Iraq once again in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. This is the squadron's sixth rotation to the AOR. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Rachel Chapman)

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552 ACW Hockey

The 552nd Air Control Wing hockey team won the Division 2 championship May 6 at the Arctic Edge Arena in Edmond, Okla. The team was comprised of Canadian and American players from the 552 ACW.

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10,000K CRC FOL

The Control and Reporting Centers have been deployed to Southwest Asia almost continuously since 1980.

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10,000K CRC Vehicle

The Control and Reporting Centers provide a command and control capability comparable to the E-3 AWACS, but do so using a ground-based system.

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10,000K E-3 flying

Due to the high demand for their unique capabilities, the E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft have been deployed almost continually for the past 29 years.

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10,000K E-3 in the Desert

An E-3 Senty AWACS takes off in the desert.

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Motorcycle Judge

Maj. Dwight Minnick, commander, 552nd Maintenance Operations Squadron, pays close attention to detail as he judges the motorcycles at the Safety & Wellness Fair May 8.

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Kent

Lieutenant Col. Greg Kent salutes his new boss, Col. George Carpenter, commander, 552nd Operations Group, after taking command of the 966th Airborne Air Control Squadron.

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Griffith

Staff Sgt. Christine Griffith was coined by Lt. Gen. Gary North, air component commander, U.S. Central Command, April 23 for Outstanding Performance. Several Tuskegee Airmen were also present to congratulate her.

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Fini Col R 3

Col. Pat Hoffman, commander, 552nd Air Control Wing, applauds Col. Joseph Rossacci, out-going vice commander, 552 ACW, for a job well done. (Air Force Photo by 1Lt Kinder Blacke)

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Fini Col R 2

In true 552nd Air Control Wing tradition, friends, family and co-workers soaked Col. Joseph Rossacci, out-going vice commander, 552 ACW, as he disembarked after his final flight on the E-3 Sentry during his assignment here. (Air Force Photo by 1Lt Kinder Blacke)

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Fini Col R 1

As Col. Joseph Rossacci, vice commander, 552nd Air Control Wing, stepped off the jet, he was soaked with champagne and water as part of the celebration of his final flight on the E-3 Sentry during his assignment here. (Air Force Photo by 1Lt Kinder Blacke)

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Col. Scott Forest

Col. Scott Forest is the incoming vice commander for the 552nd Air Control Wing.

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Fire 4

Airmen from the 552nd Training Squadron helped prevent another outbreak of fires by extinguishing a log on the side of the road that had been engulfed by flames.

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